铜鼎的发展史
In ancient times, Ding used to be a cooking utensil. Later, it became an important symbol of political rights of the ruling class. It was regarded as the treasure of the town and the treasure of passing on the country. It was also a symbol of the hierarchical system of "Ming, GUI and humble, don't go up and down". According to history, there are nine tripods for the emperor, seven tripods for the princes, five tripods for the officials, three tripods for the scholars or one tripod.
鼎是宫廷瑰宝,是政权、财富的代言物,是青铜时代的精神所在,人们用它敬以香火,以乘先人之灵气,富其生活,牢其基业,昌其事业,旺其家族。
Ding is the treasure of the court, the mouthpiece of the political power, wealth and aristocracy, and the spirit of the bronze age. People use it to respect the incense and fire, to take advantage of the spirit of their ancestors, to enrich their lives, to secure their basic businesses, to prosper their businesses and their families.